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Freelance Technical Content Writer for Home Battery Systems

Victron Energy ANZ & Pacific

Almere
Full-time
0-2 years experience
On-site

Key Skills

Technical Writing
Web Content Writing
Home Battery Systems
Energy Storage Systems
Power Systems
Victron Energy Products
Single-Phase Systems
Three-Phase Systems
English Writing
Google Docs

Job Description

What We're Looking For We are specifically looking for a passionate freelance writer and ESS expert who wants to create a cool article space for end-consumers with us. If you have existing knowledge of power systems and Victron Energy products within the home battery space and enjoy crafting clear, engaging content about energy solutions, then we’d love to hear from you. You Might Be a Great Fit If You Want to write 1 to 4 articles a month as a freelancer Have experience writing web content (blogs, guides, knowledge articles, etc.) Possess know-how of home battery systems Understand how Victron Energy products work within this space (1-phase and 3-phase) Write (almost) fluent English Are comfortable with basic digital tools (Google Docs)

Core Responsibilities

Write one to four articles per month for end consumers about home battery systems and energy solutions. Create clear, engaging web content such as blogs, guides, and knowledge articles, including content about Victron Energy products.

Requirements

Candidates should have experience writing web content and knowledge of home battery systems, power systems, and Victron Energy products in single-phase and three-phase setups. They should write almost fluent English and be comfortable using basic digital tools such as Google Docs.

About Victron Energy ANZ & Pacific

Industry: Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing

Company size: 51-200 employees

Victron Energy has a strong, unrivalled reputation for technical innovation, reliability, and build quality. Our products are widely considered to be the professional choice for independent electric power. Efficiently combining two or more distinct power sources is what we do best.

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